The UK is experiencing a rise in bed bug infestations due to increased travel and warmer weather, according to experts. These pests have developed resistance to traditional insecticides, making them more challenging to eliminate. Blago Manov, managing director of Bed Bug Hunters, notes that the problem has grown significantly over the past decade, with airports, hotels, and holiday accommodations serving as key areas for the spread of these insects. Bed bugs do not fly or jump but rely on human transportation via luggage, clothing, and personal items to move between locations. Infestations often go unnoticed initially, as it can take several weeks for the pests to establish themselves in a new environment.
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